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<strong>Review</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Pharmacology</strong><br />

Multiple Choice Questions<br />

Gastrointestinal Tract<br />

peptic ulcer disease<br />

1. Despite their short half-lives (2 hrs), proton pump<br />

inhibitors (PPIs) cause a prolonged suppression <strong>of</strong> acid<br />

secretion (up to 48 h) because: (AIIMS May 2012)<br />

(a) They are prodrugs and undergo activation gradually<br />

(b) They exit from the plasma and enter acid secretory<br />

canaliculi and stay there, blocking the secretion <strong>of</strong><br />

acid for a long time<br />

(c) They irreversibly inhibit the proton pump molecule<br />

and hence, acid secretion requires synthesis <strong>of</strong> new<br />

proton pumps<br />

(d) They are available as enteric coated capsules, from<br />

which drug is gradually released<br />

2. Which <strong>of</strong> the following proton pump inhibitor has<br />

enzyme inhibitory activity? (AI 2010)<br />

(a) Rabeprazole<br />

(b) Lansoprazole<br />

(c) Pantoprazole<br />

(d) Omeprazole<br />

3. Drug not used in H. pylori is: (AIIMS May 2008)<br />

(a) Metronidazole (AIIMS Nov., 2006)<br />

(b) Omeprazole<br />

(c) Mosapride<br />

(d) Amoxicillin<br />

4. Which <strong>of</strong> the following drugs is not used for H. pylori<br />

treatment? (AI 2007)<br />

(a) Oxytetracycline<br />

(b) Bismuth compounds<br />

(c) Amoxicillin<br />

(d) Omeprazole<br />

5. Which <strong>of</strong> the following agents is beneficial in NSAID<br />

induced gastric ulcer? (AI 2007)<br />

(a) PGE 1<br />

agonist<br />

(b) PGE 2<br />

agonist<br />

(c) PGD 2<br />

agonist<br />

(d) PGF 2α<br />

agonist<br />

6. A patient <strong>of</strong> peptic ulcer was prescribed ranitidine<br />

and sucralfate in the morning hours. Why is this<br />

combination incorrect? (AI 2004)<br />

(a) Ranitidine combines with sucralfate and prevents its<br />

action<br />

(b) Combination <strong>of</strong> these two drugs produces serious<br />

side effects like agranulocytosis<br />

(c) Ranitidine increases the gastric pH so sucralfate is<br />

not able to act.<br />

(d) Sucralfate inhibits the absorption <strong>of</strong> ranitidine<br />

7. Proton pump inhibitors are most effective when they<br />

are given: (AI 2002)<br />

(a) After meals<br />

(b) Shortly before meals<br />

(c) Along with H 2<br />

blockers<br />

(d) During prolonged fasting periods<br />

8. A patient is taking famotidine, sucralfate and antacid<br />

tablets. This treatment is irrational because: (AI 2000)<br />

(a) Sucralfate decreases the absorption <strong>of</strong> famotidine<br />

(b) Sucralfate increases the toxicity <strong>of</strong> famotidine<br />

(c) Sucralfate decreases the absorption <strong>of</strong> antacids<br />

(d) Sucralfate polymerizes only when gastric pH is less<br />

than 4<br />

9. Gynaecomastia can occur as a side effect <strong>of</strong>:<br />

(a) Bromocriptine<br />

(b) Cimetidine<br />

(c) Famotidine<br />

(d) Levodopa<br />

10. Choose the correct statement about H 2<br />

receptor<br />

blockers:<br />

(a) They are the most efficacious drugs in inhibiting gastric<br />

acid secretion<br />

(b) They cause faster healing <strong>of</strong> duodenal ulcers<br />

(c) They prevent stress ulcers in the stomach<br />

(d) They afford the most prompt relief <strong>of</strong> ulcer pain<br />

11. Ranitidine differs from cimetidine in the following<br />

respect:<br />

(a) It is less potent<br />

(b) It is shorter acting<br />

(c) It does not have anti-androgenic action<br />

(d) It produces more CNS side effects<br />

12. The most efficacious drug for inhibiting round the<br />

clock gastric acid output is:<br />

(a) Omeprazole<br />

(b) Cimetidine<br />

(c) Pirenzepine<br />

(d) Misoprostol<br />

13. In peptic ulcer, antacids are now primarily used for:<br />

(a) Prompt pain relief<br />

(b) Ulcer healing<br />

(c) Preventing ulcer relapse<br />

(d) Control <strong>of</strong> bleeding from the ulcer<br />

14. The following anti ulcer drug DOES NOT act by<br />

reducing the secretion <strong>of</strong> or neutralizing gastric acid:<br />

(a) Megaldrate<br />

(b) Sucralfate<br />

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